or ... 3. ⌘F (and you'll find the search field populated with what was selected when you did #2)
On 2008/06/16, at 11:07, john muhl wrote:
I believe you want to try something like
- select something
- ⌘E (put selection on search clipboard)
- ⌘G (find next)
On 2008/06/16, at 11:03, Hans-Jörg Bibiko wrote:
On 16.06.2008, at 18:48, Scott Spain wrote:
Howdy. I'm new here. So far, I really like what I see in TextMate.
In other text editors I've worked in, when you select some text and launch the find/replace dialog, the "find" field automatically gets populated with the selected text.
Is it possible to set TextMate behave this way?
Invoke Find/Replace Dialog and press OPTION. The left button's title will change.
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